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In this Saturday, August 1 Zoom discussion, we examine and discuss why and how 50,000 migrants flooded the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

In this July 20, 2026 Zoom discussion, Professor Jiang discusses current events, and answers questions from Substack subscribers.

A recording from Predictive History's live videohttps://predictivehistory.substack.co...

On Tuesday, July 14, 2026, Professor Jiang visited Tokyo, and discussed Japan's geo-political outlook. What follows are highlights from the 3-hour event. Much appreciation to Keito Ochi for organizing the event at Lakeland University.

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Jiang Xueqin
Host of live streams and lectures; associated with Predictive History and Professor Jiang; educator and lecturer with recurring appearances across episodes.

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Emergency Discussion #2: The Blackmailing of Spain
Q: What is the main geopolitical aim behind the Ceuta migrant surge according to you?
The goal, as framed by the host, is to use mass migration as a lever to disrupt European unity, coerce policy concessions, and reorient power toward the United States, Israel, and allied actors, while reshaping Europe's borders and maritime chokepoints.
Emergency Discussion #1: Spain Wins World Cup, US Plans Ground Invasion of Iran
Q: Karina asked about the Kabbalah and esoteric traditions, seeking the host's perspective on spirituality and strategy in relation to world events.
The host connected spirituality with a broad, inclusive view of humanity, stressing that governance and power should be balanced with ethical considerations and that esoteric beliefs are part of a larger historical-cultural tapestry rather than a deterministic future.
Emergency Discussion #1: Spain Wins World Cup, US Plans Ground Invasion of Iran
Q: Archer asked about how transnational capital might push immigration and labor strategies to turn Argentina into a resource colony and how that would work in practice.
The host outlined a multi-part rationale involving immigration, India-Israel labor dynamics, and the need to build manufacturing capacity, arguing that Argentina's demographic and resource profile could be leveraged under transnational capital interests.
Emergency Discussion #1: Spain Wins World Cup, US Plans Ground Invasion of Iran
Q: Kitty asked whether predictions could influence outcomes in real life and how observers affect decision making.
The host used an analogy with poker to explain that observers might influence thinking but often do not change the fundamental moves of the participants; the effect is nuanced and context-dependent.
Civilization #4: The Paradise Lost of Marija Gimbutas
Q: Why does the teacher believe writing began for religious purposes rather than economic needs?
Writing is presented as a means to communicate with and bless the mother goddess, turning art and inscription into sacred acts rather than solely enabling economic transactions.

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A geopolitics-focused lecture series exploring current events through theory-heavy frameworks, game theory, and eschatology-inspired narratives. Episodes blend live Q&A, long-form lectures, and provocative interpretations of power, media, finance, and technology, often tying contemporary events to broader cycles and hidden networks. The host presents controversial but well-structured analyses, frequently challenging mainstream narratives and incorporating literature, philosophy, and history to frame future scenarios. Notable strengths include a rigorous theoretical approach, a willingness to critique established power structures, and a distinctive, lecture-driven style that frequently invites deep audience participation.

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